Real Estate Market Sees Unusually High Volume of Business
The Post records a weekly surge in realty activity with big deals and many smaller sales as warm weather spurs open-market listings. Notable transactions include the De Soto properties, new warehouses, and several large developers planning spring investments.
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le Droit
Wecek
Post
Wilmiurk
Deiad
de Soto
So Feise
Treush
Taylin
E. Co
le Toit
Stisen Hot Line
Blamkins
Sofim Rf
Wine & Co
Conero
Ald
Dasid Meere
Moore & Hill
Corporation of Moore & Hill
Osterman & Butler
Douglas Street
Welling Place
Carmody
N Street
H. W. Sherman
U Street
Ro Street
Reyes Eet
Thomas Noble
Fleventh Street
M. Walker
V Street
John F. Lynch
Newton Street
Osterman E& Butler
Telephones Bring Deaf Members Hearing At Church
Eight members of Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church in Baltimore will hear Rev. John Timothy Stone’s sermon clearly via the acousticon, a private pulpit to pews telephone system. A Bible‑front magnifier and battery power run the circuit, with discreet receivers placed to relay tones to the eight recipients.
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Baltimore
Heral
Brown Memorial Byterian Church
Park
Lafayette Nues
John Timothy Stone
Devlin
Hurch
The Case of Patrick and Doubts on His Guilt
The community remains unconvinced by Patrick’s murder conviction and sentence. Leading physicians doubt the chloroform method described by the chief witness. Jurists urge a new trial, and a Court of Appeals majority vote sparks calls for gubernatorial intervention and a stay of execution.
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Patrick
New York Times
Rice
Court of Appeals
Fortunes in Wall Street Rise for Leading Investors
A New York American roundup highlights yearly gains by top financiers. Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller remain immense, while Joseph Hoadley and Edward Wasserman post multimillion profits from bets in Anaconda, Reading, and Tonopah.
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New York American
Wall Street
Andrew Carnegia
J. P. Morgan
J. J. Hill
Jacob Schiff
the Vanderblits
Harriman
John D. Rockefeller
Joan W. Gates
Joseph H. Hoadley
Jefferson M. Levy
Charles M. Sc
Steel
Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Gates
Steel Trust Board
Edward Wasserman
Reading
Gcrick, Morgan
A. J. Cassatt
Charles M. Schwabthus
Sitee
Standard Oil
Samuel Newhouse
Standard Oi
Boston
Samuel Untermyer
Newhouse
Guggenheims
Thomas W. Lawson
Col. W. C. Graene
Lawson
Limit of Power to Control
George T Angell in Our Dumb Animals warns that if the President gains control over railroad transportation pricing through appointees he may seek power over steamboats interstate express telegraph and telephone services and even foreign policy under a Monroe doctrine, risking the fate of the free republic.
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White House
Somenroe
Republic
Legal Record assignments and court listings 1906 1908
Court of Appeals and Circuit Courts schedule assignments for January and 1906 1908. Dockets list cases Harris v Lang Nixon v numerous patent appeals and equity matters with attorneys named for each side. Includes criminal probate and real estate filings and various property transfers across Washington DC districts.
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District of Columbia
Harris
Lang
D.W. Baker
Appellee
A. W. Scott
M. ‘J. Clinkscales
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Justice Andrewn
United States Trust Company v8
Niles
J. J. Darlington
W. H. Sholes
Gomber Vs. Talling Machine Company
Birney & Woodard
J. J. Carlington
Jameson
C. Carrington
H. B
Circuit Court
Clapaugh
Dwyer
Northern Market Company
Merillat
Curtist & Sons
H. H. Glossie
D. W. Baler
M. D. Rosenberg
Palmer Va
Johnson
J. L. Smith
J. B. Archer, Jr
McKeon
Arlington Brewing Company
Milton Strasburger
United States
William Johnson
Criminal Court NO
Justice Gould
Thomas EB. Whitney
John Robinson
Pass System Upheaval Triggers Lament for Free Rides
The Philadelphia Press reports a shakeup in free transportation as passholders lose privileges. Officials, politicians, and rail workers face new rules, with many travelers now paying fares. A anonymous poet laments the end of the cherished annual pass while scrutiny grows over mileage books and favored insiders.
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Free Transportation
Vnte
Grafton Steward
New York
Harrisburg
Tlantic City
Sig Giovanna Gature
Atlantic City
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Steel Plant Lot Offer Near Washington Highlands DC
A real estate notice promotes large building lots in Washington Highlands adjacent to a 360 acre tract bought by the Firth Sterling Steel Co. for a major plant. It promises many jobs, healthful home sites, and strong resale potential with $10 down and $2 monthly payments.
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Eckington
Amelia A. Lane
John H
Albert F. Pax
Louisa P. Shoemaker
B. Elwood Kelley
WFST
Bloomingdale
Francia A. Blundonet Ax
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schefer
Radro Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Bilcomsburg Park
Beall
Kathleen B. Kastle
George R. Linking
William H. Saunders
Joan R. Smith
Bloomsburg Park
Jamas A. Duvall
J. Barton Miler
Isaac B. Shoemaker
Charles J. Burdette
LE Droit Park
Alverda McKuen
George A
John Taylor Arms
Samuel A. Drury
Jamax
Nicholson
Pleasant Plains
Charles Thomson
Charles P. Stone
Charles W. Fairfax
James Strayer
Square
David BH
Buckingham, Jr
John F. King
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Aquitabia Co-operative Building Association
Charlotte L. Drain
Edward H. Dyer
Albert B. Berry
Frank L. Dyer
William Lowary
Walter W. Hummer
John McKee
Washington Highlands
D. C
Firth- Sterling Steel Co
Real estate offer promises cheap monthly payments
Prices range from fifty to one hundred seventy five dollars with no interest. This steel corporation pays cash for large acreage tracts while retailing small lots on monthly payments. A few dollars invested is pitched to yield handsome returns soon.
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District of Columbia
Steel Corporation
Investigate This Immediately From Washington Highlands Co
Washington Highlands Co announces urgent inquiry details for immediate action at 918 F Street N W and contact via Main 1400 for coordination and follow up.
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Washington Highlands Co
F Street
N. W
Films Reunite Pair In Aced Entertainment Revelation
From Tamaqua to Clarksburg a vanished musician Isaac Emanuel reappears after ten years. His brother recognizes a slide trombone player in a circus parade on a moving picture, prompting contact with Emanuel and the wife presumed dead. The couple is joyfully reunited.
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Tamaqua
Isaac Emanuel
Victor
Clarksburg
W. Va
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Emanuel
Pennsylvanian Rail Routes and Oceanic Expresses
Rail schedule from Harrisburg via Pennsylvania Railroad. Lists multiple trains to Pittsburg Chicago St Louis and points west, with parlor, dining, sleeping, cafe, and observation cars. Also includes Buffalo and Canandaigua connections and Sunday variations, plus ticket office and station details.
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